7 May
2001
7 May
'01
10:58 a.m.
Brian Roth wrote:
Excellent response. I've watched Hockey most of my
life but never knew what the
%#$% a hab was. I'll have my daughter read this as she is a huge Canadien's fan.
Yeah, I'm not much of a hocky fan, but check out http://www.gohabs.com.
Lot's o' stuff there. Maybe they're serving the site from an old VAX
(cheap tie-in, I know...).
Now next question...
Whats a Hoser?
Just kidding.
Not on this list, I won't. :)
I live 1 1/2 hours from Toronto and love going by car
or boat. Great city but
there are three numbers that would keep me from living there.
4 0 1
You guys are drowning in cars.
It's not too bad (if you want to commute at 3am or so). I was working
in downtown (King W.) and out in Mississauga, and you were pretty much
screwed whether you took the 401 or the Gardiner.
For classiccmp tie-in, the data centre we took over was the old National
Trust at 55 City Centre, across from Square One mall. I found some old
DEC term servers in there, and rescued two. There were also what
appeared to be hubs of some form, where each port was a full sized card
(looked like VME, but quite sure it wasn't). I couldn't save them, as
the entire enclosure made my PDP-11 look small.
--
Tim Harrison
Network Engineer
harrison(a)timharrison.com
http://www.networklevel.com/